The nation’s largest corporate law firms have been on their heels during President Trump ’s second term, but for small firms with impeccable conservative bona fides these have been boom times.

For law firms that appeased Trump, the consequences go from bad to worse The firms that struck deals with the White House are losing clients, partners, associates and credibility within the industry.

For those law firms just learning to navigate LinkedIn, or legal marketers wanting to improve their results, there are many best practices to keep in mind.

In a recent luncheon, a top lawyer for Citadel told leaders of some of the country’s biggest law firms that the hedge-fund company prefers to work with law firms that aren’t afraid of a fight.

After firms struck deals to avoid punitive executive orders, some big clients decided to take their business elsewhere.

Law firms that struck deals with the Trump administration are facing corporate consequences according to reports.

All three of these libertarian public-interest law firms are doing jobs that others should have done but didn’t; namely, challenging blatantly unconstitutional actions by the president.

The nation’s elite law firms are on the wrong side of the nation’s civil rights laws again. In March, many of those firms received letters from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ...

Strategic implementation Law firms navigating the current political environment while maintaining inclusion commitments should consider three key approaches. First, frame inclusion as talent ...

These orders and deals threaten to corrode the rule of law, chill access to quality legal representation and backfire on the firms.

Two major law firms faced judges Wednesday to ask for decisive relief from President Trump’s executive orders aimed at undercutting their business.

Why Big Law Firms Aren’t Standing Together Against Trump’s Assault The arms race for talent seems to have made collective action, within and between firms, nearly impossible.